On Sale Now!

Tickets to my show are now available! You can buy them online at livearts.org, or charge them over the phone by calling 1-800-594-TIXX. (An important side note: there is another show called "Little Match Girl"... make sure not to mix them up when purchasing tickets online!)

The show opens with a FREE preview night on Dec. 6. The official run is December 7-22, with performances on Wednesday (8pm), Thursday(7:30), Friday(8), and Saturday(8) evenings, and a Sunday matinee (2pm).

Ticket prices range from $10-22.50 (More expensive on Fri & Sat nights). Another option is to go on "pay what you can" Wednesday. You just show up at the box office that day--there is no way to buy tickets in advance for those days. Get there early to make sure to get a seat!

And check out the website for a chance to win free tickets to the show! Livearts.org

Hope to see some of you there! It should be a great time!

A very FRUSTRATING pet peeve!

Let's get this straight, English speakers of the world--- there is no such word as "FUStrated."

I can't believe how many times I've heard people say this. It's not only people I know, but people all over television, including newscasters! Ahh! I don't know what I'll ever do with myself if "fustrated" actually becomes part of the English dictionary...

So stand up, my fellow Americans! Let us help those who have strayed from the grammatical path of truth. Save your family and friends from the FRUStrating effects of a linguistic letdown.

The Little Theatre That Could: A Celebration of 35 Years

It's been a few weeks since the show at The Four County Players ended, but thanks to Dave, I have a few bits of video to remember the event. For everyone who couldn't make it out to The Middle of Nowhere, Virginia, I bring my performances right to the comfort of your own home! My only request is that you don't make fun of me for being incredibly awkward... except for my brother David, whose job is to make fun of me. :)

How Could I Ever Know? (from The Secret Garden):

Somewhere That's Green (from Little Shop of Horrors):

CHOCOLATE FESTIVAL!

Let's just say, I was in heaven.





And yes, the Browns are wearing brown. In honor of chocolate. But we actually didn't talk about it first-- we both just knew it was right. :)